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Win a Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Gore Magala Statue! Titanfall 2 goes multiplatform Telltale Games announces an ambitious new IP. Plus, a PlayStation 4 exclusive a new Wii U party game.

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Tanya Valdez writes: Is the game challenging? Hell yes! Will it make you want to rage and throw your 3DS across the room? Quite possibly! Why is it so popular in Japan and you either love it or hate it here in the states? The game's appeal falls in getting past the learning curve. Learning it is half the battle, the other half takes place on the field.

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New Wii U & 3DS eShop releases for the week of February 5, 2015, include Kirby and the Rainbow Curse (pre-purchase), Hyrule Warriors DLC, Monster Hunter 4 demo, Moon Chronicles DLC, Dig Dug, and more! Also, there are a TON of things on sale!

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GR: I have spent five hours trying to build armour that makes me look like a huge, bipedal lobster. To do so, Ive trekked, harvested, mined and murdered my way across the world. Ive sent tiny, talking cat minions fishing. I fought a giant landshark nine times, in the hope that its icy back would drop a specific type of crystal. As I finish the helmet - all crustacean feelers and empty, black eyes - I tingle with a feeling almost no game can offer: actual achievement. Not the hollow victory of collecting the usual scattered collectible scraps of open-world games, but the sensation I usually get after making a meal from scratch, or having yet another child. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is quite the thing.

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TSA: Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate could well be Capcoms greatest opportunity for the franchise to truly blossom here in the West. In Japan the series is a juggernaut, with a number of the Monster Hunter titles sitting alongside entries in the Final Fantasy, Mario and Pokemon franchises in the all-time best selling games in their home nation. In some ways the fact that Monster Hunter hasnt gained more ground in America and Europe isnt that surprising, given the series emphasis on preparation, grinding and, particularly in the case of the handheld entries, community. With Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, Capcom have finally brought handheld online multiplayer to the franchise, alongside a number of other refinements, and with the title launching alongside Nintendos New 3DS in the West could this be Monster Hunters moment?

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Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is a beast of the game that will take hundreds of hours to tame. Are you courageous enough to face it head-on?

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Nic from Continue Play takes a look at the top 10 most badass monsters Monster Hunter has given us before the western release of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate this weekend.